Archive for the 'Hud Stuff' Category

Independence

Wah took some wonderful photographs of fireworks. I have been trying for years to get good pictures of fireworks. This process might be improved if I used an actual SLR instead of my point and shoot on manual settings. Still, some interesting things came of it. Continue reading ‘Independence’

Power Lines

I was thinking of calling this “Friedlander-a-go-go,” believing that “Friedlander can suck it” was too antagonistic. Continue reading ‘Power Lines’

Bertha

It appears that I have been lax. Not only did a tropical storm appear without a comment from me but this is the second storm of the season. What can I say, I’m kind of on vacation. Continue reading ‘Bertha’

That time of year

Guess what is coming up? You got it Hurricane Season. It starts on Sunday. Continue reading ‘That time of year’

Dennis Shornack might very well be my hero

Dennis Schornack was (is?) the the U.S. Commissioner to the International Boundary Commission. The Commission was set up to administer the border between the U.S. and Canada. Schornack was fired last year by President Bush. Only Shornack “rejected the dismissal” claiming that the Commission was outside of U.S. jurisdiction, that he could only be replaced if he died or resigned. Hilarious!

Apparently This American Life did a thing about it.

Doors and Windows

When I should be working on my dissertation, I do this instead. Continue reading ‘Doors and Windows’

Walls Without Windows

Yeah, I found walls to be some of the most interesting things in The Old Square. Continue reading ‘Walls Without Windows’

Ethics and Business

I’ve been playing around with obligations and responsibilities that businesses have, mostly because I am teaching a class with the title Ethics and Business. This may not work but let me run it by you. Continue reading ‘Ethics and Business’

Mississippi, Goddamn!

I was in the Magnolia State recently. I took some pictures. Continue reading ‘Mississippi, Goddamn!’

Orleans Cafe

I was having lunch yesterday afternoon at the Orleans Cafe and overheard the conversation of the four women next to me. They were talking about stuff that they would do for a million dollars. Nothing raunchy, more like things they would or would not eat. Someone brought up snakes. Specifically, one had seen a show on the food network or the travel channel where a cobra had been killed then served to some host. Most admitted that they would eat a cobra from a million bucks. Most, but not all of the women.

One was adamant about not eating the snake. The others were confused. I thought it might be some kind of paranoia. Nope. “A snake is the devil,” she said. “I don’t want the devil inside of me.”